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We lost our home in a fire yesterday. If you can help us in any way, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️
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I’m perfectly fine with my child-free taxes contributing to your children’s education, meals, and healthcare. I’m also happy to help fund your mother’s cancer treatment and your cousin’s insulin. That’s what a functioning society should look like. You’re welcome.
maddy ✨ retweeted
Mississippi is actually ranked #29 in K-12 education, ahead of Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Your favorite everything has been touched by a Mississippian don’t forget that
maddy ✨ retweeted
personally I’ve stayed calling this app Twitter, but it truly feels spiritually Twitter again today. We’re healing
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i am feeling the combined millennial optimism energy of a youtube rewind and a dj earworm united state of pop
maddy ✨ retweeted
I heard of version this on all the news networks tonight: “Who’d of thought we’d be talking about Mississippi tonight?”
Screw tonight. When does the national media ever give Mississippi coverage (outside of Brett Favre)? You missed this coming bec you make no effort there.
MISSISSIPPI! Our race is too close to call. We are going to make sure every single vote has been counted, and I am confident we will ultimately flip this seat.
Voters know what’s at stake and we saw historic voter turnout in this election across Mississippi, including thousands voting for the first time.
There is a lot of work to be done and we are going to make sure every voice is heard.
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There's an air of hope for sure, but what I also think is really fun is the air of spite
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I’m getting emotional. I expect Cindy Hyde-Smith to squeak it out, but we are so close. If the National Democratic Party would stop ignoring Mississippi, we could do what Georgia is doing.
maddy ✨ retweeted
everyone hates on the south because they’re red but don’t take the time to realize the south is red because we are constantly gerrymandered and they make it impossible for minorities— ESPECIALLY POC— to vote, in rural areas most polling places are inaccessible


























